If you want to upgrade your iPad, you may find there are more options than ever before. The latest Pro models differ in more than size, and these add to the existing 8th-gen iPad, 5th-gen iPad Mini, and 4th-gen iPad Air.
If you want to upgrade your iPad, you may find there are more options than ever before. The latest Pro models differ in more than size, and these add to the existing 8th-gen iPad, 5th-gen iPad Mini, and 4th-gen iPad Air.
Got news for you, apple will NEVER ease up on restrictions. Ever.I'm on my third iPAd (iPad Pro 12'9 3rd gen) and if they dont relax their restrictions or allow sidealoading, I will be getting a Samsung Tab.
Yes, slower SOC and needs to be debloated, but at the very least, I can use it as I want, not as Steve Jobs zombie tells me.
Weird, that has never happened to me on my iPad Pro and I use that every single day lying down on bed.Make sure whichever iPad you get has touch id.
Being stuck with face id in bed or anywhere not sitting up straight will make you a) very good at waiting for 2 failed attempts and then entering 6 digit pins and b) straight up loathe your device.
I'm on my third iPAd (iPad Pro 12'9 3rd gen) and if they dont relax their restrictions or allow sidealoading, I will be getting a Samsung Tab.
Yes, slower SOC and needs to be debloated, but at the very least, I can use it as I want, not as Steve Jobs zombie tells me.
You DO know you can disable Face ID in settings and if you really want, also disable needing a pin to unlock.... Or you can set your pin to 4-digit...Make sure whichever iPad you get has touch id.
Being stuck with face id in bed or anywhere not sitting up straight will make you a) very good at waiting for 2 failed attempts and then entering 6 digit pins and b) straight up loathe your device.
Last time I dealt with that was a pain, since I had to keep a constant eye on blocking updates.You can jailbreak them.... then do anything you want on them.... my 2020 iPad Pro is jailbroken and I love it!
If you know what you’re doing, updates aren’t a problem - and most jailbreaks block them by default.Last time I dealt with that was a pain, since I had to keep a constant eye on blocking updates.
I prefer to run a simple ADB command to debloat a samsung device than to keep that other fight going.
Weird, that has never happened to me on my iPad Pro and I use that every single day lying down on bed.
check your pmIf you know what you’re doing, updates aren’t a problem - and most jailbreaks block them by default.
Why Samsung? You really should shop around because comparing two Android-based tablets is like comparing two Windows-based craptops. By deciding strictly on one brand, you've guaranteed yourself a bum deal. At least five years ago I bought a cheap Hipstreet Phoenix 10.1" Android tablet for about $125CAD with 64GB internal storage and an SDHC slot that could support up to another 64GB (which I did get):I'm on my third iPAd (iPad Pro 12'9 3rd gen) and if they dont relax their restrictions or allow sidealoading, I will be getting a Samsung Tab.
Yes, slower SOC and needs to be debloated, but at the very least, I can use it as I want, not as Steve Jobs zombie tells me.
Not bad.Why Samsung? You really should shop around because comparing two Android-based tablets is like comparing two Windows-based craptops. At least five years ago I bought a Hipstreet Phoenix 10.1" Android tablet for about $125CAD with 64GB internal storage and an SDHC slot that could support up to another 64GB (which I did get):
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- 10" TFT-LCD touch screen with 1024 x 600 resolution
- Android 5.0 Lollipop operating system
- 32GB internal storage capacity
- Quad-core processor
- Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n network
- Bluetooth interface
- 2.0MP rear-facing camera
- microSD slot expands up to 32GB cards
- Multicore graphics processor
- Google Play
- Micro USB 2.0 port
- HDMI output
- Now, I realise that this says 32GB but when I bought mine it was the 64GB version which no longer seems to exist on their website. Well, last week it became apparent that the battery had bit the big one but I have an ace up my sleeve... I bought TWO! To me, tablets are just for bathroom reading anyway.
Well, heh, from a computational power standpoint they're awful but, like I said, I only use tablets as bathroom literature. It doesn't take much to read a printed page or watch a YouTube video on a tablet.Not bad.
I was looking for better SOC, since my previous tablets had really under powered SOCs and pun intended, they SUCKED. lol
So the Tab 7 has a decent enough snapdragon and I also love DeX.
I understood, no worries.Well, heh, from a computational power standpoint they're awful but, like I said, I only use tablets as bathroom literature. It doesn't take much to read a printed page or watch a YouTube video on a tablet.
I didn't mean to say "You should get THIS one!" because that would have been an act of lunacy. I was just pointing out that I bought a "cheap crap" one with a very nice-sized screen for what was essentially a song and it lasted for >5 years. I don't know of anyone who uses a tablet for anything heavy but this tablet was capable of playing games. Of course, since most Android games are, well, good time wasters but not much else, that's not saying a lot.
I just think that, for the same price as a tablet made by Scamsung, you could get one by another brand that would be even more potent, not that it matters because for what tablets are used, any tablet would do the job just fine. Now, if Scamsung gives you all of the features you want for the best price, go for it. It's at least better than Crapple.
Well, then you could get anything, just don't look at it wrong!I understood, no worries.
I am not set on any particular model or brand, I just want something that is powerful enough that it doesn't start stuttering or lagging every time I look at it wrong.
I'm on my third iPAd (iPad Pro 12'9 3rd gen) and if they dont relax their restrictions or allow sidealoading, I will be getting a Samsung Tab.
Yeah, it's ironic how the non-power users are the ones willing to spend a king's ransom for tech when their uses for it are far more limited.I hope you will enjoy your Samsung Tab, Apple will not relax their restrictions, those restrictions are how they provide the experience they do. They have no reason to relax restrictions the vast majority of their users don't care about them as they are not power users and don't need anything more than they already have.